Sentence examples for constantly raised from inspiring English sources

From the beginning we constantly raised concerns with the leading actors and organisations involved.

Corrosive, hypocritical western policy is one key subject that is constantly raised in conversations across the Middle East.

In his 11 years at the Miller Theater, George R. Steel has made creative programming an art form in itself and has constantly raised the bar.

In the campaign's final weeks, her Republican opponents constantly raised these issues, but none of it was enough to dampen the Tea Party enthusiasm that propelled her to victory.

The issue of diversity was constantly raised, with Jimmy Kimmel starting the evening by joking about Hollywood's propensity for saying how much it cares about diversity without necessarily doing anything about it.

The Beckett report does say four factors were constantly raised as explanations for Labour's defeat – lack of trust on the economy, "connection" issues such as benefits and immigration, Miliband's leadership and fear of the SNP's influence on a minority Labour government – but it does not go into detail or assert how important these factors were.

Unlike most museums, which must constantly raise money and which have been running blockbuster exhibitions to bring in revenue-raising crowds of T-shirt-buying tourists, the Getty's biggest financial problem is that it must spend 4.24percentt of its huge endowment every year to maintain its tax-exempt status as a charitable trust.

So we are constantly raising the bar.

"We are constantly raising the bar," he said.

We want to be constantly raising the level of play of every guy wearing this uniform.

"You look at the American League, and teams are constantly raising the bar," said Michael Young, the veteran designated hitter.